Locatle Rules, Hints and How to Play
A daily geography game where you guess which country a photograph was taken in, with distance feedback after each guess.
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About Locatle
Locatle is a daily geography game built around a single photograph. Each day the site shows one picture and asks players to guess which country it was taken in. The picture can be zoomed in and out, so details such as terrain, road markings, architecture and vegetation can be examined before guessing. Players have six guesses. After each guess the game lists the guessed country and the distance in kilometres between the guessed country's centre and the location where the photograph was taken, which makes successive guesses progressively narrower.
FAQ
What is Locatle?
Locatle is a daily geography game in which one photograph is shown and players guess the country where it was taken.
How do you play Locatle?
Zoom around the daily photograph for visual clues, then type a country name.
Is Locatle free?
Yes. Locatle is free to play in a browser, requires no account, and keeps the current day's progress in local browser storage.
Can you play Locatle on a phone?
Yes. Locatle runs in mobile browsers, and the photograph and guess list are laid out for small screens.
How to play
- Step 1: Open locatle.strct.net and study the daily photograph, zooming in for details.
- Step 2: Type a country name and submit it as your first guess.
- Step 3: Read the distance feedback and use the landscape, buildings and road markings to narrow the next country.
- Step 4: Find the country within six guesses, then share the result and return the next day for a new photograph.
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Game details
- Category
- Geography
- Play time
- 2–5 min
- Platform
- Web (desktop & mobile)
- Release date
- Not stated
This is an unofficial fan guide. Game names and trademarks belong to their owners. Details checked on 2026-11-10; rules can change on the official site.

